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GOD FORBID Book Warm-Up Shows For U.K./Ireland Tour

February 11, 2006

GOD FORBID have booked a couple gigs close to home as warm-up for their sold-out U.K./Ireland tour opening for TRIVIUM. Support at these two shows comes from IRATE (last shows ever) and MERMAID IN A MANHOLE. The details are as follows:

Feb. 23 - Clifton, NJ @ Dingbatz 21
Feb. 25 - Brooklyn, NY @ North Six

GOD FORBID will continue their touring assault on the U.S. as direct support to CHILDREN OF BODOM this spring. The group recently completed a highly successful run as direct support to ANTHRAX and followed it up with a headlining run with SWORN ENEMY, MANNTIS and CANNAE. They will proceed to embark on a massive U.K. run with TRIVIUM and BLOODSIMPLE before heading back to the U.S. this March.

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